SC Aquarium pnp 50G plumbing

[gundamz2001]

Hello,

I recently purchased a SC aquarium pnp 50G tank and wanted to do my own plumbing to the sump tank. I have done a dry fitting and picture is shown below. I want to see if I am doing it correctly before I use pvc primer and cement.

The left one connects to the main drain, the middle one connects to the return and the right one is the emergency drain.

I'll need to move the outlet out of the way.

Any comment is welcome. Thanks!

 

[PirateDan]

Hello,

I recently purchased a SC aquarium pnp 50G tank and wanted to do my own plumbing to the sump tank. I have done a dry fitting and picture is shown below. I want to see if I am doing it correctly before I use pvc primer and cement.

The left one connects to the main drain, the middle one connects to the return and the right one is the emergency drain.

I'll need to move the outlet out of the way.

Any comment is welcome. Thanks!

M

Hello,

I recently purchased a SC aquarium pnp 50G tank and wanted to do my own plumbing to the sump tank. I have done a dry fitting and picture is shown below. I want to see if I am doing it correctly before I use pvc primer and cement.

The left one connects to the main drain, the middle one connects to the return and the right one is the emergency drain.the length of you’re pipes going into sump are backwards main drain needs to be 1in under water and emergency drain should be same or just a little shorter it doesn’t need to be under water.